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In article <v02130509ad48cdaf31e0@[205.133.64.24]>,
Stephen Titchenal                <S_Titchenal@tiger.chuh.cleveland-heights.k12.o
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>Eudora creates a Eudora Folder in the System Folder. I have written a script
>that opens the Eudora Settings file of a Eudora Folder located on our fileserve
>in place of the one in the System Folder for each user.

We have a self-extracting archive of the Eudora folder that users than
copy to their floppies.  They must double click on the settings file
in that folder to open up Eudora.  (The Eudora Folders contains:
Eudora Nicknames, Eudora Settings, In, In.toc, Out, Out.toc, Trash,
and a Signature Folder; all of these are empty.  The settings file has
the default mail server with YOUR NAME HERE, etc. for the user
information.)

To make sure Eudora isn't used directly (i.e. without opening a Eudora
Settings file, we have a teachtext/simpletext file in the System
Folder called "Eudora Folder".  :)

-C